Write the sentences using a participle instead of a clause. 1. Children who were wearing red caps were sportsmen.
2. The girl who was standing at the table had a cup in her hands.
3. The banks which were connected by the bridge were high.
4. The factory which was built by Mr Brown produced useful things.
5. The men who were excited by the news started to smile.
6. The village that is situated near Suzdal attracts many tourists.

1. At two thousand pounds, the car looks like a bargain. It's very good condition.

2. Don't talk to me at the moment. Five bills arrived in the post today. I'm in a bad mood.

3.On average, I spend about thirty pounds a week on food.

4. The house was on fire, but the blaze was soon brought under control.

5. As I'm the deputy, I'm in charge of the office while the manager is away.

6. I can see the arguments for capital punishment, but personally I'm not in favour of it.

7. Don't give me any money for it. You can have it for nothing.  

8. It's a good idea in theory, but I don't think it'll work in practise.  

9. When you go away, you'll keep in touch, won't you? I want to hear all your news.

10. I don't think you dropped the vase by accident. I think you did it on purpose. ​

Объяснение:

1. I'm tired of working in an office. I am thinking of changing my job.
2. What time have you arrived at work this mroning/
3. Inflation is running at the rate of 7% at the moment.
4. When you get to the station, I'll be waiting for you outside.
5. She is coming out of hospital next week.
6. The chairman makes some introductory remarks and then gives the talk.
7. He usually speaks so quickly that I don't understand him.
8. What did you buy with the money you had won in the lottery?
9. We will present the new company structure at next month's meeting.
10. Our old car was very unrealiable. It was constantly breaking down.